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What are the biggest misconceptions about yakisugi “shou sugi ban”? This blog breaks down the top 10 myths that we hear about traditional Japanese charred wood siding and clears up the confusion.
Japanese technique of preserving/antiquing wood "Shou-sugi-ban Yakisugi 焼き杉, is demonstrated in two videos: one shows four steps burning, brushing, washing, then coating the boards with tung oil; the other by Portland State Community College talks about a sustainable homebuilding project.
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Guide to the best oil and sealant for shou sugi ban, and how to prepare shou sugi ban for finishing.
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How long does shou sugi ban timber cladding last, why is it better? Find out more from The Blackwood Project. We produce charred timber cladding and if you dont like black, brushed for light colour options.
Cheap and easy project to make with left over epoxy and any piece of wood you have laying around
This tutorial will show you how to create this stunning Abalone effect into wood. This is a combination of wood buring (shou sugi ban) and acrylic paint. #shousugiban #woodburning #shousugibanart
How to do shou-sugi-ban (charred cedar).
Inspired by the colors and textures of the Japanese wood burning technique known as shou sugi ban, Longleaf Lumber is now customizing and selling charred reclaimed wood to our customers.
David Stark Design on Instagram: "Come behind the scenes in our Brooklyn studio and check out the Japanese wood burning process known as shou sugi ban. Here, the wood is first charred before finishing with color, accentuating the grain big time. This is the first time we have attempted this technique, and the wheels are turning for future events. But in the meantime, what do you think of the finished product? Wait for it! In our fast world, is this kind of attention to detail…
Wood burning, also called Shou Sugi Ban, is a century old Japanese technique. It's a great way to seal wood while also giving it a beautiful, unique look.
